Twilight Vampire Council Novels & Stories

"Why?" “By giving a curse to them, they will pass the mass executions that Martha had done in the early days of the government. Their weak bodies, which would die before they reached the age of seventeen, would prevent Martha from touching them because, technically, she would no longer need to kill them all. That said, half-blood witches living in the present are much better off. They just being the subject of people's scorn, not meeting their death," Mitchell touched his shoulder, channeling the magical energy he had not felt for a long time, moving to restore his strength. "Did you see the man sitting beside me earlier? His name is Hugo Lockwood—" "I know."

"They are supposed to be ghost stories we tell pups to keep them from roaming in the woods at night." "They are not a myth anymore," I replied, looking at my son. "Liam, start the lockdown. Dante and I have to find out what we are dealing with." Liam bowed and rushed out of the study, his boots clanging on the marble floor as he barked at his men over his radio. Dante rushed over to the crib. He carefully picked up sleeping Leo and cradled the little Prince against his chest. He would keep his son close. "Maya," Dante said, looking at me. "Thorne was the High Council president. Did he have any information about vampires? Did the Council know?"

"The Elder Council," Jackson interrupted, his voice dropping to barely above a whisper. "At least one member may have been supporting Viktor and Thomas from the shadows." The implications were staggering. The Elder Council was the highest authority in the supernatural world, comprised of the oldest and most powerful beings from various species, including werewolves, vampires, fae, and others whose existence remained largely hidden from humans. "That's... that's impossible," Maison breathed, shock evident in his voice. "The Elders are sworn to neutrality in pack matters."

I whisper, hoping that I'll find them before it's too late for all of us. As I delve deeper into my research, my thoughts keep circling back to the dire situation outside my study's walls. Dante's insatiable hunger for power is driving us all down a treacherous path. His rapidly growing army of newly turned vampires is a testament to his recklessness. I know he believes it's a show of strength, a way to assert dominance among not only our kind, but the other supernaturals. He isn't seeing the bigger picture, and he is enfangering us almost as much as the twilight. The new vampires will need to feed, and when they do there won't be many people left alive.

No council member is above the law No A-Class or B-Class shall cause harm to a human with the intent to kill No B-Class may turn a human without their express consent No A-Class shall cause harm to a B-Class without due cause No B-Class shall cause harm to a B-Class without due cause All cases where a A-Class or B-Class has committed a crime shall be tried by the council Vampires may not feed on humans Each race shall police their own people The council will stand united against all transgressors In any instance where a person’s guilt cannot be determined, the Luna wing.shall be used to prove their innocence

The council then decided to punish the captured vampires by confining them to a secure location until they could be rehabilitated. The Alpha concluded the meeting by thanking the council for their support and promising to continue to protect the Twilight community from all threats. The council members then dispersed, confident that their community was in good hands with the Alpha and his army. As Pablo ran in, he reminded Prince Stormie of his previous discussion about executing the captured vampires in front of the people and inviting the seer, Angela, to give thanks to the gods for the successful mission. Prince Stormie listened to Pablo's reminder and agreed that it was a good idea.

The council's eyes turned towards us, their gazes filled with a mix of curiosity and suspicion. "Emily Hawthorne," Alpha Marcus intoned, his voice deep and commanding. "You requested an audience with the council. State your purpose." I stepped forward, holding the scroll tightly in my hands. "I come bearing crucial information," I began, my voice steady despite the tension in the air. "This scroll contains a powerful ritual that Gabriel Blackwood seeks to exploit. If he succeeds, it will grant him unimaginable power over all werewolves. We cannot let that happen." A murmur rippled through the council, their expressions shifting from skepticism to concern. Luna Seraphina stepped forward, her

Yuri however had grown bored with living under the rule of this council. The Vampire Council was made up of seven vampires and rotated every fifty years. This particular group was a bunch of bloodthirsty assholes in his opinion. Yuri was over 2700 years old and tried to remain in the shadows. But with age came powers the younger creations had no access to. About 1500 years ago magic diverted from the vampires leaving them mainly with strength and speed. There were still a rare few who developed powers of the mind. Colin, Yuri, and the twins Marco and Micha Provinsky were among the seven elder vampires who could alter a human's mind. The twins were in Europe and that left Yuri and Coli

"Now, with the new changes have come many new challenges as well. The first being that a witch and a werewolf started to date. That is not something that we should ever think we even have a reason to tear apart. In order to help resolve some of these future problems, I have appointed my very own Council. Would you all step forwards? Of course, the werewolves are all familiar with their current leaders that will be joining the Council, Alpha Dante, Amora, Beta Kevin and even Scarlett will all be on the Council. From the witches we have Elle, Rosa and of course myself. There is one more spot open from the witches that will be filled shortly. Until that spot is filled, we will just have to go

the man called. “I need to see the Council,” the Lady said and made to enter but the man blocked her entrance. “You will have to return and await the Council’s summon, as per the rules.” In the Grand Council, Vampires do not come in unannounced except being called for and every one of them has to stand in line and come back when it is their turn to be attended to. The penalty for disobeying is death. “Let her pass,” came a voice from behind them and the man looked back to see a silver-haired man, often called a white wolf. He was one of the Elders.